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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
SILKS, YELyETS, AND PLUsHEs.

for SILK FABRICS
ressy effects splendid values GOS GRAIN
Plds
separated old Gold other striking combnatl
Franchise Full assortment Of Plaid and striped silks
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Progress:vs Euoh9e.

The game of progressive eu .hre has lately come into great favor as pop ular amusement for evening gatherings. It has the advantage over ordinary oord-playng of greater variety and sociabiitv. bringing all the guests together in one game. lt is very simple, requiring only an elementary knowledge of the ordiuary game of euehre, end as a bad player does not stay long enough with one partner to excite his personal animosity, defeat is not attended with disgrace. How to play it:
 The game is tt3 regular four-handed eucarc with live points up, aud is so adapted to enable any number of ladies and gentlemen to part ipate.
 For example, say the number of players is twenty. consequently. five tables are required
 The guests ol entering the room are each presented with favor or deco rated card by the hostess, which is to be attached to the lady's dress or gen tleman's coat. These designate the tables 10 which eaah player Is assigned namely, first lady first table, or first gentleman first table, etc. The lady and gentleman having corresponding cards take position as partners.
 When all are seated the leader, or one of the players at the first table, announces Inc commencement of the game by tap Of bell.
 The first table having finished their game the bell is tapped, when play must cease at all the tables.
 The successfutpartners as the first table reta their seats and attach a gold star or, label to their favors, while the unsuccessful partners at the first table retire to the last or fifth table, taking the place of the victors at that table, where they do not re- main partners, but exchange with those left at table five; tho losers at ta0le five attach a green label or booby to their faYors.
 The vietors at the other tables then move up or progress one table-viz. Eith 10 fourth, etc.
 In case of a tie, when the leader taps the bell at any of the tables the ladies cut the cards, the highest cut deter mines the vietors, or in case the game is not completed, the side having the greatest number of points to theil credit are the victors.
 As prizes are provided for tho lady ana gentleman receiving the highest uunber of honors, gold labels or stars, aad also for the recipients of the greatest number of booby labels, ii eauses a pleasant rivalry between the players, which remains urabated to thC c-ose of the game.
 h. ease of q tie Che same rule apple, as daring the game.
 All other points in the game are de cided ac ording to the usual rule o euchre.
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E. ME 3. H
Fl Kearny Street
san FInnclsco. Cal.

il k kearssy Street san FIanclseo. Cal~
 Nervous Debility. Exhausted Vitality, ; min a w. allness S elmator1h.ea. LOST MANHOOD, 1mpe tency, Paralysis, Pro g atorr h ea, and all the terrible =ffects of Seif-A buse, and ex,es es in maturer years such as Loss of Memory, Lassitude, fsocterns. Emission, Aversion 10 Society Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Lead: the vital dlid pas< ing uIebserved iu the urine, and many osher diseases that lead to insanity and death.
 ySESG WEN.
 Suffering from any of the above symptoms stopped vitality restored, and life be made again pleasure instead of | burden.
 There are many
 MEDnNE-AGEn MEN. who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder. often accompanied-hy ! s.igi4es smsrtiug or burning sensati0n- and a weaken ing Of the system Tn a nlTs7TT1er they cannot corit for kopy Sediment in the trin, etc. Many die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness
 CHRIS GUARANTEED IN ALL SUCH CASES. C0NSUITATi0NF FREE Ihorough Es- animation and advice, including chemical an- alysis and microscopic examination of the prin, S5 An honest opinion given on every case. The following medicines supplied at the prices named:
 SER AsTEEA eeePER vETaE RESTORATIVE 8 & bottle. or four times the quantity, slOE
 sAsgF'EE EoTwEE EEEE.
 Sent to any one applying by letter. statii g simptoRs sex and az. Strict secrecy in re- gard to ali business transactions
 The celebrated KIDNEY REMEDY, ME- PHRETICUAI, for all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhoaa, Gleet, Leu corrhuea, etc. For sale by all druggists; S1. GO a bottle. six bottles for Sli
 The EegIish DAN DELION, LIVER AND DYSPEPSIA A PILL, k the best in the Iuar- ket For sale by d druggists: price 90 cents bottle Address
 Esaai;sSs Medical E,ispeHsary.
 II Eeeny Street, SanF'ranciseo, Cal.
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i New Kind of Cruiser.


 The new belted cruisers, or. as they have been called in parliament, the "new Merseys for which certain ship builders have just been invited to tender, differ from their more recent predecessors in haying 70 feet more beam, being 300fceEhy $ feet.-and in having an increase of 1,300 tons in tie dispiacemcnt, making them up to 5,000 tons. The protective deck has been replaced by an ar4nor belt POO feet long, formed of l0-iEch sfeel-faced armor of 6-inch of backing. The ends are protected by an underwater belt similar to the Mersey 5. As the ends Of tue beted cruisers are very fine, the part Of the water-line not actually protected by armor is proportionately very small The engines of these yes sels are to be ', 7,500-horso power. to be obtained by the use of forced tlrauoht in a closed stockhole. There are four boilers, dOube-ended, having q total gate surface of about 500 square feet, and working at a pressure of 120 pounds. Their total weight is not to exceed 720 tons.
 The armament consists of two ei@h-
 ------- z7sszzs= -sssFsJ ESoti-one forward, 10 fire all around the bow to about 50 degrees abaft the beam, and one aft, to fire through a similar sweep round the stern. ii addition 10 these, there are twelve four-ton guns and six machine guns, A toreos!o armament will also be provided both above and under water The construction of tue huils does not materially differ from that s the smaller and earlier iron ciaas Of her maje-ty's navy, such as the Hydra, Nelson. and Conqueror. but they are of steel tbronghout.
 These belted cruisers will each be manned by q crew of from $50 to $50 officers and men, for whom very good accommodation is found on ihe second deck above tse water line. All the usual refnements of q cru.scr have to be provided in ti.eir most modern form, When completei these vessels will be works of mode engineering second to none. As vessels of war they can not fail to bc form dable. Their weak point appears to bo their speed, which is not to he mere than eighteen knot5.-G GlGsyow Ul;U7d
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Notice of goefeisurc.

Notice is hereby given to D. C. Chilsen. or those claiming under him, that ,he unders igned has eriormed the annual assessment work for the year 73s6 en the Spondulix mine, in Casa Gr;uds Mining District, Pinal county, Arizona amounting to Che Hundred Dollars, aud you are hereby notified that unless you pay your proportion of the same, to wit, $50 within ninety days from the first publication of this notice. your interest in said mine will be forfeited to the undersigned, according to law. and you will also pay for this atlyer- tisement.
 Florence, January b, 1887.
 5. c. DREW, Administratr;X of the Estate of B. ! Drew, deceased, G-41-5m
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09
Roxalsr "nt qs,1ln.n


 The klng Of PeTsis very ca~efiIi of his he..tn, and his French physician, Dr. Ihclol1n, $ ever within cal, so that the unfortunate doctor is as great gadabou. aS his master. lis id;jesty enjoys very fair health, 3 slight paral- ysis having as vet been his ony ail- ment His habits oi life are simple, his diet plain roasts and boiled T ing his usual tilne in Summer. This gives him a iong day, but he breaks it by q s;ezta. 1t is ihc royal habit when tired to be shampooed by his atten- daGts. and it is thought no indignity for high official 10 Le told 10 assist in the kneaGii < process. ahamPoong is a real art. aud is carried out to seionti- fc perfection b. somc of lis ,. .aios!y's more confidential seryants. The chief barber is q man high 1T office.
 At 12 o'clock the royal bteaNfast is served. It is solitary meal. The King is sqratting on the ground; some fifty dishes are set before him. lis Majesty selects the simplest, and quenches his thirst with buttermilk or iced sherbets, which are served in delicious prolusion in magnificent china bowls, Dead silence is observed by the few favored court Is who stand around t!e wa,ls Of the apartments The royal buffers silently hand the various dishes. As th. King eats he addresses those whom he may deign to honor with his notice, and these tortu- nate ores bow low and answer in humble ailirmatives, May I be your sacrifice, Asylum of the Universe. So it is" ".t happened exactly IS Your Majesty ordained, and so on. The same kin of language is used by the royal Princes in addressing their father, and they would not presume to attempt to sit in the royal presence; but as in Persia DO son would sit in his fathers presence unless ordered to do so, this is more due to i-iai respect than the awe of majesty.
 The King rinses hls mouth and wipes his hands over golden bowl, and then he rises and the meal Is served to the Princes. On leaving them it goes to the eourtiers, and lastly the royal far rashes pic!l the bones and literally lick the plafters clean. The royal iin- ner, SC yed about p. m., is repetl- ton of the breakfast; generally it is enlivened by the playing of the brass bands or by the music of the native musicians attacacd to the court. Gon IToTd
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s70r3sisgsro Mo1ice.

r;S..Notios is hereby given to James Lewis and EpAraim N;'ruer. yau and e.eh of you your heifs, administrators or assigns ug any one claiming under you, that have expended in labor anl improvements S100 upon She Little Anne mine or lode, situated in Pioneer dis tr.ct, P;aal county, Aliaone. in orsler b hold said premises under section 2a2S, Revised Statues e the Unite' States, being tine amount required to hold the same for the year ending December 3l, i6sG, aud f within so days fer this notice by publ cation you fail or reuse Uo contribute yeur proportion of such exyendi5nra US oo-3Nners your interest in said claim viii become the pr.s1ertf of the subscriber under section 232+
 l9 3ra CHABI.E5 E. FINCH
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arnIag so She EsaDIzo.

All persons are hereby warned not to buy or trade for any cattle of the follow ing brands: Al on iighi hip and also on the right hip the letter 1 surrounded by circle. The said cattle belong on the Bluewater Range, and no person except myself has right to sell any of the same.
 reward of one hundred dollars will be paid for any person driving any of said cattle from said ran gc.
 5ltf JOIN C. Loss.
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The o:d NrythoIo&y in Use To-Day
eucilre

The O.o MythciGgy ih Use To-Day.
 A Greek peasant looks upon death quite differently from what peasant of the Western world is taught to be- lieyc To him it is the end of all iov and oladness; the songs over his body (myriologues) speak of the black earth, the end of light and brilliancy. A popular Klephtic song on the death of Zedros, when read by the side of So- phocles's description of the death of Ajax. shows how curiously alike are the ideas of death as painted in the two poems. Charon is still believed to be a while-haired old man with long and fearful nails, and in myriologues or lamentations, which are still of every day occurrence in the islands, you ac- tually hear of Charon's calque. had been told that in some parts of Greece they still put money on the mouth of a deceased person to pay the passage. (RaUloR.) l sought in vain for instances of it in the islands; but one day, while attending q child's funeral in a moun- tain village of Naxos, l saw a wax cross put on the child's mouth by the priest, and on inquiry was told it was Ai4t NNctofS-i. C., lAC4Sut niOuty y-SO completely has the Eastern church in- corporated into itself the ancient ideas In popular song have heard Charon spoken of as a "bird like unto black swallow" <" which compares curiously with the passage in the twenty-second "0dyssey," where Athena is repre- sented aS sitting on the roof of tbe pal ace at Ithaca like a swallow on the day of vengeance for Penelope's suitors. = NacmiiQR's Dggasj14c.
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l o+ a -aon hcrne

Five miles below Florence: house of 9 rooms: good lhnuse for storing wheat; corral, orchard and s9ie owner of the. ditch; plenty of water tlss year round; land will produce any kind of eareas, nit. vines aud alfalfa; will he sold lov; one-thud cash. balance l and years tina: price, @l,0G0.
 Appiy t5 fHOS- r. WEEDTN, fAis office, or TG go T. SCHULTZ, Tuc e. 5-25tf
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09

4hUU, (lJ US ss i've cents s'f postage aes and s by
 mail you will get free q package Of goods of large value that will start you in work that will at once bring you in money faster tlan anything else in America. All about tie S2G0, eco in presents with each box, Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex, Of te workfor us at their awn homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely guaranteed. Don't delay. Il. HALLETT X co. Portland, Me
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Notice fer E'mssEieatiSn. ,iop No. 1ls5-F Firs Publication August7, 1886
LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoy. X. T., !
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LAND OFFICE AT 1UCsoN, Y. T.,
 July S1, 1886. ,',s1 sattIe,. has fled notice of his intention to make fnal prof in support of his claim, as,d aS that said proof will be made before the Berister and Receiver at Tucson, Arizona, on s.rtember Is, 1886. viz. Frances F. Dodson, of Ne-aville Arizona, for the SEl Sec. p, Tp 6 S. R. lG 5:
 He names tine following witnesses te prove lis contiuus residerce upon, and cultivation of, sa;d land viz: David 3. Dodsen Patrick Cssb;on. Isaac D. Putnam and Herlsemer Put nan, gil of Messvlle krizona
 R. M THOMAS n-c's}ar.
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Notice fer Publication.
No. laserirss Publication July s1. Isss

erlption No l46-F First Publication July sI, 1886
 LAND OFFICE AT TecsoN, ARIz.,
 July 26. 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Disslict Court at Florence. Ari- zona, on September 9, 1886, viz, Joe Villar, of Florence, Arizona, for the S of NE} See 20 end VI of NW4 See. 2l, Tp. 4 S., R. 10 E lie names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: J. 5. 8iichea. C. W Sharp William Foreman and Charles Tlinl1ner, III of Florence. Arizona.
 B. NJ THoHAs Register.
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LAND OFFICE AT Tucsow, A. T,
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Dqclaratory Statement No. 1,5l9.

UeUeTnDef' 'UI, Io60. Notice is hereby given that the following nuned settler hss filed notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of his pre- emption claim No. 1,3l9, and that said proof will be made before tho Clark of the District Court at Florence, PiDal county, A. T., on "Wednesday, February r, 1887, viz Pablo 5 Ramirez, Of Florence, Pinal county, i. T.. for the SE{ of sNf of Sec. 3, Tp, S., E, 9 E, c. and s. R. NJ.
 lie names tle following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon ani cultivation of said lal.3, y;z: G. " sharp, E. Ramirez Pedro Cslara aud J lose ]. Arviza, ail of Flor enec Final countv, A. T
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hi 2..1sn Aores-

Adjoining the above; has house of two rooms; plenty of water ditch runs through the place; property owns one-third of the ditch; terms -one-third each. balance ! and 2 years time; price, S2,0e0.
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To Deiiagaaat Subscribers.

in order to save tle troubls aud expense of nlalsiss g collecting tour we will send the above iist of books oomg.ete t. Ill suhscrih IS, arss-t4s.l-s =4-4--A4h44- -rrin uI'
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

Governor, C. M. ZuLicK Secretary. LAMBS A. BAN b. Assistant Secretary THos: | FAREH
 '. 5. Attorney OWEN J HOUSE
 Auditor. E [. CLAbk
 Astoru V General BRGGs GOODRICH. Surveyor tieneral JOIN A. HG~E. T.sasure, THOs J. BUTLER. Sups of Public Instruction, K. l.. LoNG. Dele gate te Congress, O. C' BEAN Supt Territorial Prison, IHoAA GATES
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ht prcrgi55s. CT adtcesa
 ;. J. SHACK $ co. .. caE ;i g-goat Sss, San =yaac{scc- c9Ia 
FOR SALE.

l60 Acres, ali Good Farming Land, Cnited States patent; will grow all kinds of cereals fruits and alfalfa; water ditch through the place; all can be irrigated; one third of the ditch belongs to the property; will be sold low-ons third cash, balance l and years time at 1 per cent interest.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09

CUSTOM OFFICERS. Dept. Collector, Tucson. ". s. OURY.
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More cigars and tobacco are said to be used in Washington in proportion to population than iii any other city of the country.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-04-09

PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. Reoiver, GKoRGE SosIEL Register M. \. NELLY.
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IIo E1;cih;u's Golden Tsais,slsa Flo. Cures CA1aeres, Grss sn1 ssccai g S.--s: 5Sres en tho Legs and 3 -dy; Sore E2}s, Eyes, \ ose, ete., GePaeT-c Ter | BiotGhcs. STphiitic Catarrh ciseasei Scalp, and al primary fo-.r,s e the disease known C ssp5ii.s. Price. a5 fsU per Bottle. I4a Eicf3nC's GosGpEz Esa5ssZg1 To ;; Cures Tertiary. SicreuTi 5py,-i.ie Rhe,.- r,1.isn, Pains iE ths l3oaeg, Fains in tie Head, back ii the Neck, Liberated Sa.s Throat, Syph:.is;e Fash, LuG,~s and caG- tractcd Cofcs, S.i.Iilcs5 cf the Limbs, aIsl cradieates al C c5case from the sys enl whether caused by ind,scrs:i2a e abgs. I Mercury, leaving the bl )oA pure ana healthy. Price : co pcr FsoItle. E.c l<ich,S us CcI6seFs ts ssallissl Ats,z- siota for the cure of Gono--Aeoa Clccs, Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Gent tat disarrangements. Price SC 50 DOT Bottle.
 To RicfanE's Golden Spanish EI.- }+sfioTi, tors avere cases cf G0aorra-ea. InhAmmato'y Glect Stricturgs @.e. Ersco S1 50 per Bottle.
 Ise Esc,aau's Golden Ointment for tiie eff ct.vC healinec Sypsittic Snrce- and erups.ons Price Si co peg Box. I.e Isfctla Isss Golden Fii s-l5eYye and Brain treatment; loss of physical pow CT, excess CT oyer-worz, trostration, etc. Erice ts3 co per Eo1.
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TUCSON LAND OFICE. Receiver, FRED. W; SMITH Be gister, '. E. bAiLhf'
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DISTRICT COURTS.

r,-ots4 T,,li,iaI Dist. H. BARNEs. yaAge 2d Judicial Dist, WltLlAN FoRrEk' Judge 8 Judicial Dist, JOHN N- ShlELpS'
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NIL REVEN UE OFFICERS. Collector, Tucson. W. Il. BRIsro, Dept, Collector, Prescott, J. D. HUGur
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264 Kearpy street 5 san IraTeiseo. Cal oi- days g to l2 only.
 P.S. l have 8 VEGETABLE COMPOUND, the result of many yeals of srcisl practice and hard study. icl under my special advice hss never failed of success in the cure of LesP MANHOOD. PRcsTkToRRHEA, etc. Sly
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SUPREME COURT.
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IT S OFFICERS

" c Marshal. W. K MEADE.
 '. 8. Deputy Marshal, Il. D. UNDERWOOD.
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s,,;.f r,stica JoHN C. SHIELDS.
 W. W. PORTER. Associate Justices II. BARNES.
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TIE EIE.EaT SFEGIkIIST

Uit. ALLEN, AS n A EiI KNOWN, Is Az regular graduated Fhy-ician. educated at Bow doin College ard University of Michigan. He has devoted lifetime to, snd is acknowledged to fe, tie most sper SurSeoIi in his speciality. en tl-e Pacific Coast.
 YOU II C. MEN ing from the effects Of ' uuthful lndescretions ar Excesses jn nistNaer years NERVOUS and PlEslcAi BEIiIigl. lMTcIENcF, Losg MAM- HOOD, confusion of ideas, ctl eyes. aversion tv society, desponGercy, rinpes on the face, lessf Of energy ard IceInury, frequency of urinasins, etc. Remember, that by combination of vege- table remedies of great curative power, tie Doctor has arranged his treatment that 1t will not only afford immediate relief but per manent euIe.
 SsK gseSEsEZsF ExE'EEssENJE thaying Ieeh geon in charge of two leadtsg hospitals enables to treat all private tiosb< les with excellent results. l wish 1t distinctly GnderS tood flat do lot claim to perfoi m i'm possibilities, CT to have miraculous or super natural power ! claim only to be skiRui and successful Physician and Surgeon, thoroughly informed in my speciality
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 All applying to lne will receive my honest opinion of then complaints No experiment. ing. l will gHaTal tee s positive cure il every case 1 undertake ci forfeit z ea0, ''oasulsa- tien in office or y letter FREE ;sg;s strictly pa- vate Charges reasonable. Thorough exarni- nation, including chemical and microscopieal analysis oi urine and advice, S5.G0. Call on or address
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Suffering from any of the above symptoms should consult Us at once. The drain can be stopped, vitality restored, and life be made again a pleasure instead of l burden
 There are many
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-10-14
Agricultural New England Looking

The Hartford Courant finds much
cause for encouragement in the ag7
ricultural exhibitions in New Eng
land this autumn. 'Not the least
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-10-14
Our Sentiments Exactly.

We notice the practice of pub
fishing cards of thanks by the sur
viving relatives of people deceased
Is going out of fashion and we are
glad to know it. How or when the
practice originated we do not know,
but there is certainly no occasion
for it. People who were not CRATE
full for kindness shown, especially in
the time of bereavement, would be
worse than heather, and the public
alton of a card to show you are
grateful is WIDELY unnecessary. 1t
is a practice that cannot too soon
become obsolete. -Littleton Journal.
We heartily agree with the above
It certainly is not good taste tc
publish card of thanks, because il
is entirely unnecessary. In times Of
sickness or death neighbors do moi
work for pay or thanks, but simply
from pure neighborly feeling, out
of the kindness of the heart, anc
take it for granted that their act
are fully appreciated Lancaste
Gazette.